Change in Private Payrolls

Country: USA (US) Currency: USD
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Change in Private Payrolls

📅 9 January 2026 Medium importance
INDICATORS
ACTUAL
37
FORECAST
75
PREVIOUS
50
TIMER
Released
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This chart shows the historical values of the indicator over time. Each point represents the actual value released on a specific date.

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Dec 16, 2025
69
Nov 20, 2025
97
Sep 5, 2025
-
Jun 6, 2025
140
May 2, 2025
167
Apr 4, 2025
209
Mar 7, 2025
140
Feb 7, 2025
111
Jan 10, 2025
223
Dec 6, 2024
194
Historical Data
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📅 03 Oct 2025
⚖️ Neutral 💱 -0.08%
Nela Richardson, Chief Economist, ADP
ADP National Employment Report: October 2025
-29 000 42 тыс (forecast: 30 тыс)
Private sector employment increased by 42,000 jobs in October 2025, rebounding from two months of declines.
Pay growth has been largely flat for over a year, indicating balanced labor supply and demand.
USD weakened slightly as job growth remained modest, but the rebound from previous declines was seen as stabilizing.
📅 04 Sep 2025
⚖️ Neutral 💱 -0.22%
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ADP National Employment Report: September 2025
-3 000 -32 000 (forecast: 50 тыс)
Private sector employment decreased by 32,000 jobs in September 2025.
This marked a second consecutive month of job losses, defying market expectations for growth.
USD weakened as the labor market showed further deterioration, raising concerns about economic slowdown.
📅 05 Aug 2025
⚖️ Neutral 💱 -0.10%
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ADP National Employment Report: August 2025
42 тыс -3 000
Private sector employment decreased by 3,000 jobs in August 2025.
This marked the first job loss in several months, signaling softening labor demand.
USD weakened slightly as the labor market showed signs of softening after a period of modest growth.
📅 04 Dec 2024
⚖️ Neutral 💱 +0.15%
Nela Richardson, Chief Economist, ADP
ADP National Employment Report: November 2024
42 тыс 146 тыс
Private sector employment increased by 146,000 jobs in November 2024.
Annual pay was up 4.8% year-over-year; manufacturing sector showed weakest performance since spring.
USD strengthened modestly as the labor market showed healthy growth, though sectoral performance was mixed.
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